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Electrical & Computer Engineering Undergrad to CS M.S. Graduate here. Hardware in general requires a rigor and knowledge of math and science that just isn't as
by hunkins 3y ago
Electrical & Computer Engineering Undergrad to CS M.S. Graduate here.
Hardware in general requires a rigor and knowledge of math and science that just isn't as present or necessary in computer science. However, I would argue that computer science requires more abstract and creative thinking.
To each their own. I moved to Computer Science and A.I. specifically because my brain enjoys abstract logic puzzles more than the required precision of a physical system.